Here’s the “red band” trailer to Kevin Hart’s “Let Me Explain”
In movie theaters near you on July 3, 2013.
“iSteve,” the first Funny or Die movie, and first Steve Jobs biopic
Congrats to everyone at Funny or Die!
Running time: 78 minutes (not including buffering)
Career at the turning point: Nina Conti rediscovers ventriloquism through “Her Master’s Voice”
It’s a charming, poignant and revealing documentary. You should see it!
A documentary that looks at headliners in the middle: Stewart Huff (pictured above), Kristin Key and Tim Northern.
Road Comics: Reviewed at the Friars Club Comedy Film Festival.
Did you see InAPPropriate Comedy over the weekend? If so, then YOU were the person I saw and heard in that cinema.
It grossed (emphasis on gross, trust me) only $156,414 in its opening weekend in 275 locations nationwide.
Ari Shaffir (pictured above) stars in and co-wrote the sketch comedy film that’s executive produced and directed by Vince Offer — whom you know better as the ShamWoW and Slap Chop guy.
Shaffir explained his part in this movie to me.
File this under a pre-interview for Paul Scheer’s podcast, “How Did This Get Made?”
Top 10 Rated-R Comedies at the Box Office
Ted has crossed the $500-million mark in global earnings this week, making it the top box-office draw for an original R-rated comedy movie. Your definition of “original” does not exclude Seth MacFarlane works which center around a talking animated animal. Obviously. So Ted isn’t number-one overall just yet.
Note: Rankings as of Nov. 11, 2012.
This will explain not only why a Ted sequel is in the works, but also why so many Scary Movie and American Pie sequels exist. Follow the money!
Mike Birbiglia, Ira Glass and company have used new media (Twitter) and old-fashioned communications (the radio!) to spread the message to fans about their film adaptation of Birbiglia’s one-man show, Sleepwalk With Me.
IFC Films is opening the movie in NYC on Aug. 24, 2012.
As of today, their #BringSleepwalk campaign on Twitter, combined with phone calls and emails to local cinemas, has expanded their distribution to 98 cinemas across America.
